SSO Implementation
Peter Schober
peter.schober at univie.ac.at
Fri Nov 2 04:35:50 EDT 2012
* Raz's <gajula.rajashekhar at gmail.com> [2012-11-01 19:15]:
> For us, sessions should be separate for the vhosts (dev & test) even if
> they are registered at the same IDP so what do you suggest to over come the
> above scenario?
What kind of real-world set up are you perparing for that requires all
users to use the same instance of a webbrowser on the same machine,
with an active session to the IdP? It's far from a common scenario to
have several users share the same HTTP User Agent at the same time.
If you want to test several users accessing your apps and sharing the
same IdP a more realistic scenario (and one which would actually work)
is using two seperate HTTP User Agents (or one in "private" browsing
mode, not sharing state with the other).
Also you're trying to achieve many things at once (without fully
understanding them, it seems) and mixing them all into an existing,
rather confused thread:
User switching in the same browser is one thing, forced authentication
another. As is configuring your webserver and SAML metadata for one
vhost per "customer". Logout yet another. (I'm sure I left out a few.)
I'd concentrate on one thing at a time, and make that work. Them move
on to the next one,
-peter
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